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Keynote at MADEPRO

Apr 28, 2024
1 min read
Holding out for a hero!

Was thrilled to have been the Keynote speaking at the MADEPRO photography conference in Bulgaria. It was my first visit to this beautiful country and it shall not be my last.


I also launched my exhibition ‘THE ICONOGRAPHER’ in Sofia to accompany my visit. This was a collection of my iconic images taken over the years. 🇧🇬


Thank you Bulgaria. Until next time!

 
 
 

36 Comments


Edward Parkrr
21 hours ago

. Me parece interesante encontrar información que reúna diferentes horarios y publicaciones en un mismo lugar. Buscando anguila todas, llegué a este artículo y encontré un tema que merece atención. Una buena organización permite que los lectores puedan consultar los datos con mayor comodidad.

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LouisaFletcher
6 days ago

https://bitcoincasinoca.com came to mind reading about the MADEPRO keynote, since launching an exhibition like THE ICONOGRAPHER in Sofia alongside a conference feels like a smart way to give a trip real substance beyond just the talk itself. The combination of speaking and showing a retrospective of iconic images over the years suggests a nice arc to the visit rather than a one-off appearance. I've noticed that photographers who present at events tend to get more out of the trip when they have something tangible like an exhibition running at the same time.

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Thanks for sharing your keynote insights, Andy! I loved how you emphasized community in tech. It’s refreshing to see a focus on collaboration rather than competition just like in 2048, where every move brings you closer to achieving something bigger! It makes the journey more fun!

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What an inspiring keynote, Andy! I love the emphasis on community-driven innovation. Have you considered how concepts from Browser games could elevate those discussions even further? Excited to see where it leads!

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Nu Chuppy
Oct 27

Great insights, Andy! I appreciate how you highlighted the importance of adaptability in business. From my experience, earn to die the real challenge often lies in embracing change rather than resisting it—something every slope rider faces!

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